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To Kill A Mockingbird by Harper Lee
May 20, 2012
This sadly perverse tale has been tugging at the heartstrings of many since 1960. This book of literary merit permits you to see an interestingly woven tale of falsely accused rape through the words and eyes of a young girl. Engulfing you in a historical world of racism, this tale elaborates on feelings and legitimate issues that could potentially have taken place in history.
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